High in the Andes, among the Quechua, descendants of the Inca, there is a legend.

Cocaine became a cure-all for everything that could be imagined: pain, melancholia, nervous exhaustion, impotence, and neurasthenia, the mental cost of industrial speed.

How One Man’s Racism Created the War on Drugs

By the 1970s, Prohibition Turned Cocaine Into Empires

Money can’t buy happiness, but it’s more comfortable to cry in a BMW than on a bicycle.” Origin unknown

From the first time our distant ancestors looked at the sky and thought, "Sun good, flood suck," humans have turned to the Gods to make sense of the world and to try to influence it.

In 1672 Holland, a very angry and very hungry mob were so pissed off with the wealthy political class that they killed, cooked, and ate their Prime Minister.

The real division is not between conservatives and liberals but between those who believe they should control others and those who don’t. George Orwell.

Everything becomes easier not to truly care about when no one can tell the difference between a crisis and a show.

There’s a point in a society’s decline where the people stop eating and start being eaten.

If you can define sin, you can control people.

In 2020, a witch was burned in England

It wasn't as long ago as you think!

They buried Lilias beneath a stone to keep the devil out.

In the 1950s, Australians were seeing reds everywhere.

Injecting drugs was once perfectly acceptable among society’s elite.

Fear, Policy, and Disease Redefined the Syringe.

The “War on Drugs” was an act of political survival.

Since 2001, almost as many Americans have died of drug overdose as have died in every war the United States has ever fought, combined.